lovelier

• “I cannot recall a lovelier summer day than that on which the great”

  The Clicking of Cuthbert

• “And I'm sure that not funding the upkeep of the state will make it even "lovelier" that it is now ...”

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• “She grew lovelier to me each day, and I found myself desiring her.”

  Voices of Love

• “Nelson Algren, who said of Chicago, and I say of Prentice, You may well find lovelier lovelies.”

  The Huffington Post: Edward Lifson: Top Ten Reasons to Save Prentice Hospital

• “For, among all the fruits of the world, is there anything lovelier or more seductive than a perfectly ripe peach?”

  The Peach

• “Beauty, like wealth, is relative -- it benefits its possessor only insofar as they are lovelier than the women, or handsomer than the men, around them.”

  Envy, Happiness, and Social Policy, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty

• “Turiana was lovelier than any flower, any jewel, any sky filled with stars.”

  Simon & Schuster: End of Time

• “Her first novel will be called Other Waters… FOR HIKING AND NATURE"I think no place on Earth can be lovelier than this," said Edward Lear, describing Corfu in 1856.”

  The Guardian: Insiders' guide to Greece

• “He watched her lose flesh, and acknowledged to himself that the one result was to make her look lovelier than ever, to take on an almost spiritual delicacy under her natural vividness of color and charm.”

  CHAPTER XXVI

• “I can't think of a lovelier contemporary piece of musical theatre for any theatrical producer to present during December.”

  The Huffington Post: George Heymont: Twelve Months Till Christmas

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